Juvenile
JV-622: Informal Probation Agreement
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents an agreement between a juvenile, their parents or guardians, and the probation department to resolve a case through informal probation without formal court proceedings or a finding of guilt. Probation officers, judges, and families use this form to establish the terms of supervision and conditions the juvenile must follow to avoid formal delinquency charges and court adjudication.
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Forms that go with JV-622
JV-140RequiredNotification of Mailing AddressThe Notification of Mailing Address (JV-140) is required to ensure all parties—including parents and guardians—are properly served and notified of the supplemental petition hearing.›JV-620Often filed with itViolation of Law By ChildThe Jurisdiction/Disposition Report (JV-620) is the primary report filed before or alongside the supplemental petition to provide the court with background case details and updated social worker findings.›JV-505Often filed with itStatement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile)The Selection of Permanent Plan (JV-505) is commonly filed alongside a supplemental petition when the agency is seeking to change a child's permanent plan, such as moving toward adoption or guardianship.›JV-624Next stepTerms and ConditionsThe Supplemental Petition Findings and Orders (JV-624) is the disposition order form completed by the court after the JV-622 supplemental petition is heard, making it the direct next step in the process.›JV-600AlternativeJuvenile Wardship PetitionThe Petition to Modify a Prior Order—Change of Circumstances (JV-600) is a closely related form used in similar modification proceedings and may be filed as an alternative or companion depending on the specific legal basis for the court action.›
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